Buying your own hardware makes sense only if your provider charges monthly for renting (and you plan to stick with it). Modems connect you to your internet service provider (ISP), while routers ...

Should you buy your own router or rent one from your internet service provider? Most ISPs charge between $10 and $15 monthly ...

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The Asus DSL-N55U is a router intended for use with ADSL and ADSL2+ services and includes an ADSL modem, rather than the Ethernet WAN port of the very similar RT-N66U router we have also reviewed. The ...

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